Dear Professional Friends, What a success! 2nd LIS Academy National Conference! Members of the LIS Community have now enjoyed our Second LIS Academy National Conference on Innovations in Libraries, and the event is getting rave reviews. On behalf of the LIS Academy Trustees and the Organising Committee of the Second LIS Academy National Conference, I am desired to extend a heart-felt thank all those professionals who are responsible for making this event so successful. The Conference was inaugurated by His Excellency the Governor of Karnataka Sri. Vajubhai vala, Prof.Kavi Mahesh Director IIIT, Dharwad deliverd the Key note address and Valedictory address was delivered by Prof.Srinivas Kumar, Vice Chancellor of JNTU Ananthapuram (AP). Pictures of the entire conference and the conference report are uploaded to LIS Academy Website. They may also be downloaded by the following link. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1FlFeIyFoX6J8lmtPFRHbWillxaqM2aNq?usp... The LIS Academy had approached several LIS Experts and requested them to contribute a theme paper for this Conference. There was a greate response for our call and 22 invited speakers contributed their papers. However, there were many other LIS Experts could not make it this time for different reasons. As we continue to grow as an active professional body to serve the profession, please know that your partnerships with LIS Academy will enrich the profession at large. Hoping to meet all of you in our next events! Thanks & Regards, * Dr. P. V. Konnur* *Former LIS Professor*, *Fulbright Scholar* - (UIUC, USA) *Adviser - VTU Consortium, * *Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi - 590 018, * *Chairman* - State Level Book Selection Committee, Karnataka *President* - LIS Academy, Bangalore *Member of Syndicate*, KUVEMPU University, Shivamogga, Karnataka, India *Mobile* : 09449679737 *E-Mail* : pvkonnur@gmail.com Website: *www.lisacademy.org <http://www.lisacademy.org/>* -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.